Circulartory System
Types of Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Attack
Flow of blood blocked
Hypertention
when someones blood normally higher than normal
Atherosclerosis
Artery thickness result of fatty buildups
Blood Vessles
Lymphatic System
Network of vein like vessels that return fluid to blood stream
Lymph
consists of water and disolved minerals such as glucose
Capilaries
Connect arterioles to venules
excahnge of gases with body tissues
1 cell thick THIN!!!
Veins
Branches into smaller venules
Vena Cava
oxygen poor blood enters heart from body
largest vein
Blood pushed back to heart
Break into smaller venules
Thin not very muscular
Pulmonary vein
carry deoxinated blood to heart
Arteries
Breaks into smaller arterioles
Pulmonary Arteries
Blood goes from heart to lungs
Arota
takes blood from heart to all parts of body
largest artery in the body
Branches of into smaller arterioles
Pulse in sync with heart
Thick and Muscular
carries O2 blood away from heart
Designed to ABSORB and DISTRIBUTE
Heart
Septum
Seperates oxygenated blood from deoxygenated blood
Hollow and Muscular
pumps blood
organ made from cardiac muscels
Blood Types
Type A
Can recieve Type A and O
Can donate A and AB
Can donate to all
Can recieve O
Universal Recipient
Universal Donor
Type O
Type AB
Can donate to AB
Can recieve all
Type B
Can donate to B and AB
Can recieve B and O
Types of Circulation
Blood
Plasma
Mostly water mixed with some nutrients
Liquid part of blood
Carries CO2 and waste away from cell
Controls body temp.
Carries O2 and nuytrients to cell
Platelets
thrombocytes
Help form blood clots
White Blood Cells
luekocytes
figh infection
Red Blood Cells
Erthrocytes
contain Hemoglobin
Sysetemic
body
Coronary
heart tissue
Pulmonary
heart
lungs
